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it appears that in Canada, when an Immigrant comes to live in Canada, they bring their entire country with them and then it seems like they expect others to allow and respect their traditions while they don't want to respect ours.
I absolutely agree. I was an immigant twice in my life. Norway first, Canada second. Each time I was grateful to have been given a chance to a new life. I learned the language as fast as I could and made all the effort to assimilate. It did not mean to turn against all my etnic values, what it meant was adding to them. It felt like a win-win situation: I could discard whatever I disliked in my old values and adopt the new ones I agreed with.
A few years ago, at Christmas, I babysat a friend's three year old daughter. This friend happened to work at a daycare owned and managed by a Chinese women, and that is where the child went with her.
For me it was a thrill to have the child for Christmas. I took her to Chrsitmas Day Mass at church. On the way home I talked to her about the baby Jesus. Each time I sad "Jesus" the child would spit. She did this several times before I realized what was happening. They taught her at the daycare to spit at the mention of Jesus' name.
I no longer buy Chinese imports, the quality is atrocius. In exchange for ripping us off they get to immigrate to Canada for the good life, so they can have their import/export businessess. If they hire, they hire Chinese. They want to be included with mainstream Canada for the advantages, but when it comes to behaving like one, forget it.
Most immigrants respect their new land and eventually become good productive citizens. But then there is always the exception.
The majority of immigrants turn into hard working good
